Guillermo Ochoa

• Full name: Francisco Guillermo Ochoa Magaña
• Date of birth: 13 July 1985
• Place of birth: Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
• Nationality: Mexican
• Position: Goalkeeper

Club career (selected):

• Club América (Mexico) — Senior debut and early career, where he established himself as a top goalkeeper in Liga MX.
• Ajaccio (France) — Moved to Europe and played in Ligue 1.
• Málaga (Spain) — Had a spell in La Liga.
• Granada CF (Spain) — Played as goalkeeper for Granada in La Liga. During his time in Spain he was noted for shot-stopping and big-match performances.
• Standard Liège (Belgium) — Later moved to the Belgian Pro League and continued to play at a high level.
• Return to Club América — Returned to Mexico and rejoined América where he continued his career.

International career:

• Long-serving Mexico national team goalkeeper with numerous caps.
• Represented Mexico at multiple FIFA World Cups (including 2006, 2010, 2014, 2018, and 2022) and CONCACAF Gold Cups.
• Renowned for spectacular saves in World Cup matches, notably earning widespread praise for his performance against Brazil in 2014.

Playing style and reputation:

• Exceptional reflexes, shot-stopping ability, and agility.
• Strong reputation for performing well in high-pressure matches and international tournaments.
• Respected leader and experienced presence in goal for club and country.

Notable honors: Multiple domestic titles with Club América, individual awards and recognition for performances in domestic leagues and international tournaments (specific honors vary by season).

This is a concise profile of Guillermo Ochoa, the Mexican goalkeeper who played for Granada during his European career.